THE STUDIO WITHOUT WALLS

My future as a photographer was decided at the age of six when I was given my first camera. During my school years I became the photographer for the school magazine and even pestered the art teacher into setting up a cupboard in the art room as a darkroom for printing my black and white photographs, I still love black and white photos to this day.



After leaving school my early career as a professional photographer was working for an international photo agency before starting out on my own with The Studio Without Walls.



I prefer to photograph quite fast in a documentary style with composition, design and light an important part in my photography too. I often prefer black and white images, the absence of colour can tell a story more effectively sometimes. The time that colour comes into its own is when it is at its extremes, vibrant primary colours looks fantastic in a photograph as do the soft tones of a more muted image.







Most of the couples I photograph like to have a few formal photographs and these are usually appreciated by parents and family. I try to keep the photography of these to around ten to fifteen minutes so that the day isn't held up for too long.







I know that for the Bride and Groom their choice of photographer is an important part of their wedding day plans. Ideally it is great to be able to meet couples to chat about their ideas for their wedding day and the type of photographs they are looking for, sometimes distance presents a challenge but thanks to Skype things can be a little less difficult now. Some brides and grooms like to do a photo shoot as a ' warm up ' for the wedding day and these are usually relaxed and good fun, London at dusk is a favourite location for me, especially with Westminster Bridge or the Tower of London as a backdrop.







Most of the couples I photograph like to have all of the images from the day in a high resolution digital format that they can print images from or share with friends and family on-line, this is my USB only service and all the edited files are presented as a high resolution colour set, a high resolution black and white set and a low resolution web friendly set.



If you would like more information just let me know and I'd be pleased to help, all the best
Adrian